Old leather SAAB seat makes for a pretty comfy chair.
I used to have a SAAB 900SE, which I lost in a car crash. It was the S pecial E dition meaning that it had all the bells and whistles, including the black leather interior, which I kept in the hopes of either selling or using in the future. Some years later I found myself sitting on the most uncomfortable, raggedy wooden chair ever and decided that it's about time I do something with those SAAB seats. So I found some material to make a simple and quick frame to hold the seat up at a good height. To find out what height it needed to be I just measured the wooden chair I was using before. The material I found was a 2m piece of 30x50mm pine lumber that I had left over from my shelf build. I cut the liece of lumber into six pieces, two 40cm long and four 30 long. Then screwed them together into "U" shapes. These made the legs of my chair. I then needed to tie the two "U" pieces together but didn't have any more of that pine lumber, so I scramble